Forums Bug Reports DNS NICK ipv6 RESOLV, dns ipv6 nothing happens

the title describ the problem
when you dns someone on ipv6, it work, if you /dns ipv6, won't reply anything

*** Looking up host of Poppabear
*** Resolved 2001:470:1f11:6b5::2 to ipv6.servxtreme.info

*** Looking up ipv6.servxtreme.info
*** Resolved ipv6.servxtreme.info to 2001:470:1f11:6b5::2

[22:54:58] *** Looking up host of 2001:470:1f11:6b5::2

nothing never come

Can't reproduce this. Please list your mIRC version, OS, and any other relevant info (how you are connected to IPv6, etc).



And see if /dns -6 2001:470:1f11:6b5::2 works

that is not a mirc bug, my bad
that alias is broking it
if anyone see how to fix it can you plz tell me how;p


dns {
if ($1 == $null) { dns | return }
elseif ($1 == -c) { dns -c | return }
var %dns,%type
if ($1 == -h) { %dns = $2 | %type = -h }
elseif (. isin $1) { if (@ isin $1) %dns = $gettok($1,2,64) | else %dns = $1 | %type = -h }
else { %dns = $_nc($1) | %type = -n }
if ($show) {
_Q.dns _dnsshow _dnsfail %type %dns

if (%type == -n) set -u %::nick %dns
else set -u %::address %dns
set -u %:echo echo $color(other) -t $+ $_cfgi(eroute)
theme.text DNS
}
else _Q.dns halt halt %type %dns
}
; _Q.dns command errorcmd -h/-n nick/addr1 nick/addr2 ...
; command is _s2p, run for each resolved ($nick/$raddress/$iaddress/$naddress set)
; errorcmd is _s2p, run if resolve fails (etc. set) halt is ok etc.
; -h for hosts, -n for nicks
_Q.dns {
if ($3 == -n) _notconnected
:loop
var %whom = $cid $+ . $+ $iif($3 == -n,:) $+ $iif(@ isin $4,$gettok($4,2-,64),$4)
hadd pnp.qdns %whom $hget(pnp.qdns,%whom) $1-2
.!dns $iif($3 == -h,-h) $4
if ($5) {
tokenize 32 $1-3 $5-
goto loop
}
}

im running PnP scripts

Without reading too far into that blob of really obtuse code, my guess is that the script simply does not support ipv6 addresses. It seems like it's checking for a '.' in the address to see if it should dns a nickname or an address, which ipv6 won't give you. I could be reading it wrong though. Either way, you should check for a later version of the script, since you are unlikely to get tech support for third party scripts here (you can certainly try in the Scripts & Popups forum though!)

elseif (. isin $1) { if (@ isin $1) %dns = $gettok($1,2,64) | else %dns = $1 | %type = -h }
elseif (: isin $1) { if (@ isin $1) %dns = $gettok($1,2,64) | else %dns = $1 | %type = -h }


got it fixed by adding the second line
thanks for the cue:P

not wanting to steal anybody's thunder here, all you really needed was the second comparison, not a whole new line.

elseif ((. isin $1) || (: isin $1)) { if (@ isin $1) %dns = $gettok($1,2,64) | else %dns = $1 | %type = -h }

should work just fine.